Before the attack, fares for minors was N1,500, and fares for the 56 and 68-seater coaches was N5,000, while passengers on the 88-seater coaches paid between N2,600 to N3,000 depending on the time of the journey.
While fares on the 56 and 68-seater coaches were now N6,500, and N3,600 for 88-seater coaches while minors are expected to pay N3,000.
The management of Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC), had announced over the weekend that the train service would resume on Monday, after 251 days of service suspension..
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